diff --git a/docs/source/export.txt b/docs/source/export.txt
index 0cb9d05b..2c462c90 100644
--- a/docs/source/export.txt
+++ b/docs/source/export.txt
@@ -13,12 +13,12 @@ This is done through a series of keyword-replace steps.
The keyword ``%title%`` will always be replaced by the text you put after the ``#`` characters in your document.
-The keywords ``%chnum%`` and ``%chnumword%`` is replaced by a number, or a number word, respectively.
+The keywords ``%ch%`` and ``%chword%`` is replaced by a number, or a number word, respectively.
The number is incremented by one each time the build tool sees a new heading of level two in a file with layout "Chapter".
If the file has layout "Unnumbered", the counter is not incremented.
the latter is useful for for instance Prologue and Epilogue chapters.
-Likewise, the keywords ``%scnum%`` and ``%scabsnum%`` are number counters for scene files.
+Likewise, the keywords ``%sc1%`` and ``%sc2%`` are number counters for scene files.
These are incremented each time a heading of level three is encountered.
The former keyword is reset to one for each new chapter, while the latter is not reset but counts from first scene encountered.
diff --git a/nw/assets/text/exportHelp_en.htm b/nw/assets/text/exportHelp_en.htm
index e921f05d..3c6824a1 100644
--- a/nw/assets/text/exportHelp_en.htm
+++ b/nw/assets/text/exportHelp_en.htm
@@ -9,14 +9,14 @@
The available formatting keywords are:
%title% – This is replaced with the text you put in your headings in your
documents
-%chnum% – This is replaced with the chapter number of your chapter type
+
%ch% – This is replaced with the chapter number of your chapter type
headings. These are generated automaticall starting from 1, but ignoring chapter headings in
files with "Unnumbered" layout.
-%chnumword% – This is replaced with the chapter number, but instead of an
+
%chword% – This is replaced with the chapter number, but instead of an
arabic number, the word for it is used, e.g. One, Two, Fifteen, Twenty-Five, etc.
-%scnum% – This is replaced with the scene number. The number is reset to one
+
%sc1% – This is replaced with the scene number. The number is reset to one
for each new chapter, so it is the scene number within the current chapter.
-%scabsnum% – This is replaced with the absolute scene number. That is, the
+
%sc2% – This is replaced with the absolute scene number. That is, the
number is counted from the first scene in the novel, and not reset for each chapter.
\\ – Two backslashes are replaced by a line break.
Note: The Scene and Section formats are treated slightly differently than the other title